The dangers of passive smoke are the same as that of a smoker. Generally speaking, you have the same chances, if not more, of getting cancer (mainly lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and throat cancer), heart attack, or a disease of the lungs called COPD. In pregnant women, the effects are devastating for the baby. The baby has a high chance of dying from SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).
Another name for second hand smoke is passive smoke.
No, because passive smoking is inhaling the second hand smoke that Other people smoke and exhale. Direct smoking is when the person inhales the smoke that they themselves smoke. If you have a cigarette in your mouth, that's direct smoke. If you inhale other people's smoke, that's passive smoking.
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Whoever's around the smoke.
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air pollution Passive smoking or passive inhalation.
the same as if you smoke regularly.
The risks as such are the same, but since the smoke you get into you from passive smoking is more diluted passive smoking is a bit less bad.
Leave the area where people are smoking. There are a lot of places to go where people don't smoke.
Many things, to include 'first hand smoke'.
Active smoking is the direct inhalation of smoke by an intended smoker while passive smoking is second hand smoking. This is a situation where smoke is inhaled (from the environment) by non intended smokers. Active and passive smoking are both harmful to the body.
Active smokers are individuals who actively smoke tobacco products, such as cigarettes. Passive smokers, also known as secondhand smokers, are individuals who inhale tobacco smoke from active smokers nearby. Both active and passive smoking can have harmful health effects, including an increased risk of lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.